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b. 1874
An early 20th-century writer whose surviving work ranges from practical homemade wine recipes to adventure and travel writing. Her books suggest a lively interest in both everyday household craft and the wider world.

by Helen S. (Helen Saunders) Wright
Born in 1874, Helen S. Wright is listed by Project Gutenberg as Helen Saunders Wright. The works currently attributed to her there include The Great White North and Old-time recipes for home made wines, cordials and liqueurs from fruits, flowers, vegetables, and shrubs.
Those titles give a good sense of her range: one points to popular nonfiction about northern lands and exploration, while the other is a hands-on household guide rooted in traditional food and drink making. Although detailed biographical information is limited in the sources I could confirm, her published work shows her writing for general readers in a clear, useful, accessible style.